products
The fastest way to know what we can build is to look at what we've already built: products we designed, built and put in the market ourselves. This is the catalogue, each one with its status.
For plants whose plan depends on shifts, changeovers and routings across several resources. AMPE reads your ERP data and returns an order-by-order plan that fits your shifts, with whatever does not fit flagged. Every plan comes with its gap: the most it could still improve with the same data and the same rules. It runs in a container inside your network, and nothing goes into your ERP until someone accepts it.
Generates complete class material, with its charts, maps and diagrams, in twelve languages. Used by real teachers, in production.
AI-assisted prep for Spanish civil-service exams.
For distribution companies with reps out on the road. The rep dictates the order during the visit, the way they would say it on the phone, and Matilde finds each item in the company's catalogue and gives it the item code and the price from the company's price list. Anything unclear stays open until the rep picks the item. Once confirmed, the order goes to Business Central or SAP, or to the day's order file that the office downloads. It also answers questions about the catalogue and says where each answer comes from, and with Business Central it saves quotes. There are apps for iPhone and Android, and on a computer it runs in the browser. In pilot: the demo runs on sample data, and you ask for the password to get in on the website.
Answers questions about a company's documents and puts the citation first: document, page and passage, and from there the original opens at the exact page. When the answer is not in the documents it says so, instead of filling the gap. It installs on the client's own machine, with nothing leaving their network, or hosted by us.
Reads your schedule in the format you already keep it (Primavera, Project, Excel), checks whether it holds up against the rules you wrote into it yourself, and hands the corrected plan back in your own format. In pilot: free to try, no sign-up.
For anyone who buys raw materials or approves hedges at a Spanish company. Every day it works out, from the closes of 18 futures, which of the materials behind your costs are more likely than usual to move sharply this week, and Eurostat's input-output table turns that into cents of every euro your sector bills. Alongside, the news from the countries you buy from. Every forecast is sealed and checks itself when it falls due. It does not say whether a price goes up or down. Access is by invitation.
The work behind them
The tech demos show, on public data and with their results, the kind of work that holds these products up.